Fuller v. Neel

OPINION

PRESLAR, Chief Justice.

This suit was brought to cancel a deed given by the trustee of the owners while the property was in a receivership. The Co-Receivers brought suit against the grantee under the deed. Both parties moved for a summary judgment and the trial Court denied the summary judgment of the owner-Defendant, and granted that of the Receivers and declared the deed void.

Questions on appeal involve the validity of a deed given while the property was in a receivership and estoppel by deed.

In 1946, the heirs of Charles E. Nichols brought suit asking that the numerous tracts of land…